Married Women Want To Know More

In Qatar a recent survey on the attitudes to male erectile dysfunction which was aimed at the female angle to the problem shows that 97 percent of married women would welcome an information and education campaign to heighten awareness and knowledge about erectile dysfunction causes. The survey which was targeted solely at married women of different socio economic and religions as well as of different ages was designed to monitor the perceptions women have on the importance of sex in a married relationship and also to find out just how much married women in the region actually know about erectile dysfunction.

One expert form Qatar estimated that erectile dysfunction effected about one man in ten and and said that the stress and anxiety that the impotence can cause to a relationship was immense and sometime could cause permanent damage and upset to a married couples lives. Many people assume that the biggest loss of confidence is found in the men when erectile dysfunction occurs but often it is the woman who suffers the most and who is the most distressed party.

The good news is however that women are more willing to talk about the problem then men and seek help for the impotence condition. The survey in question noted that the women were also open to get treatment and and nearly 3 women out of 4 said that they belived that with some medicines sexual function could be restored.

Other statistics showed that 62% of the married women of Qatar were of the opinion that sexual activity would deteriorate with aging and as nealrly half said that the felt they were not attractive anymore when their men lost interest in sex. Health experts and those with a special interest in sexual psychology say that the ability for a man and woman to be able to talk about their sex life was very important and essential for getting the problem of erectile dysfunction sorted out.